A’nurse Portuguese died suddenly on New Year’s Eve, two days after being vaccinated. He was called Sonia Azevedo, he was 41 years old and the whole world awaits his autopsy: two daughters, worked in a hospital in Porto and would not complain effects collateral in the hours following vaccination.
Nurse dead after vaccine, father speaks
To instill doubts about the vaccine was the father the nurse, Abilio Azevedo: in an interview with the Portuguese newspaper Correio da Manha he declared how his daughter was well and had no health problems: “She had the vaccine, but she hadn’t had any symptoms. I do not know what happened. I just want answers. I want to know what led to his death ”.
The hospital where Sonia Azevedo worked confirmed that the nurse had been vaccinated on December 30th, stating that they were not informed of any “side effects” following the administration of the dose.
The Portuguese facility, however, has promised that will investigate on the circumstances that led to the woman’s death.
Nurse died after the vaccine, the words of the daughter
One of Mrs. Azevedo’s daughters, Vania Figueredo, stated that her mother had only complained of pain in the injection area, but otherwise “stood good“.
L’nurse was one of the 538 workers of the Porto IPO who received the Pfizer vaccine–BioNTech. The Portuguese Ministry of Health has been informed of the incident and is investigating.
The Portugal, with a population of just over 10 million, reported 7,118 deaths and over 427,000 cases. After a relatively mild first wave, infections have increased in recent weeks.
Nurse dead after vaccine in the US: fake news
In recent days, a rumor concerning the alleged death of a nurse from theAlabama, which occurred immediately after vaccination.
A hoax, strongly denied by local authorities, but nevertheless reappeared in different forms, for example with a user who claimed that the aunt of a friend of his had died.
Other posts falsely claim that incoming vaccines cause a disease, which heals within days, called ‘paralysis by Bell ‘.
A video of about 30 minutes, entitled ‘Ask the expert’, which contains all the main hoaxes (passed off as real news) has also gone viral: it was deleted da Facebook e YouTube.
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